Burlington County, New Jersey

From the Delaware River
to the Pinelands

Burlington County is the largest county in New Jersey by area, reaching from the Delaware River to the Great Bay. The county seat is Mount Holly.

Whether a lot here can be built on can depend on its size, whether public sewer and water reach it, and the town and Pinelands rules.

Builders are marketing new-home communities in Moorestown, Bordentown Township and North Hanover. Those homes are sold by the builders themselves, and we can represent you as the buyer.

South Jersey New Construction works with new construction buyers and land owners across Burlington County.

Towns We Serve

New Construction
Across Burlington County

We work with new construction buyers and land owners in the following Burlington County municipalities. If your town is not listed, contact us; we may still cover it.

Moorestown

Builders are marketing new townhome communities in the township.

Bordentown Township

A builder is marketing a community of new single-family homes here.

North Hanover

A Pinelands municipality, where a builder is marketing a community of new single-family homes.

Florence Township

Route 130 runs through the township, close to Interstate 295 and the New Jersey Turnpike’s Exit 6A interchange.

Medford

The New Jersey Pinelands Commission lists it as a Pinelands municipality, so building here can fall under Pinelands rules as well as the township’s.

Tabernacle

The Pinelands Commission lists Tabernacle as a Pinelands municipality. Ask us about a lot before you agree to buy it.

Active & Upcoming

New Construction
Available in Burlington County

Burlington County homesites, current and planned, will be posted here. Ask us whether any one is still for sale.

Looking for something specific in Burlington County? Tell us the town and the kind of home you want, and we will show you what is on the market.

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Development news
in Burlington County

Short briefs on land, approvals and what is being built, Burlington County first.

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Sold by the builder

More new-home communities
in Burlington County

These communities are sold by their own builders. The details come from each builder's website.

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Sell Your Land

Own Land
in Burlington County?

If you own a vacant lot, acreage or subdivision land in Burlington County, send us the address. We will look at whether it fits what the builders and investors in our network are buying. We look at it for free, and you are under no obligation. Not every lot will receive an offer; for land that does not fit, we may be able to connect you with another buyer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions
in Burlington County

Can you represent me on a home a builder is selling in Burlington County?

Yes. We represent buyers purchasing from builders. Many builders record which agent comes with you on your first visit to the sales office, so call us before that visit. Any compensation offered by the builder is disclosed in your written representation agreement before you move forward. More on buying a new home with representation.

Which Burlington County towns are in the Pinelands?

The New Jersey Pinelands Commission lists Burlington County municipalities including Medford, Tabernacle, Evesham, North Hanover, Pemberton Township, Shamong, Southampton and Woodland among its Pinelands municipalities. Building there can fall under Pinelands rules as well as the township’s, so ask us about a lot before you agree to buy it.

Can I sell land in Burlington County through you?

Yes. Send the address through the Sell Your Land form and we will look at whether it fits what the builders and investors in our network are buying. There is no cost and no obligation.

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Build, Buy, or Sell
in Burlington County

Buying a new home from a builder, or deciding what to do with land you own in Burlington County? We can walk you through it.

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